For Men, SCARY Changes That Happen To Your P* nis As You Grow OLDER

How does aging affect male’s primary sex organ? It is a question that seeps into every man’s mind, no matter what his situation may be. Whether single, married, healthy or unhealthy, a man’s body will eventually go through some changes.

This is not about the things that can happen to your pe nis when you accidentally do certain things or about the way you hurt your pe nis during sex. Rather, this is about the things that WILL actually happen to your penis as you grow older. These are things that will, in all likelihood, be happening to your manhood eventually.

Shrinkage: As you grow, the size of your reproductive organs tend to shrink continuously. Normal healthy cells dies off and become replaced with collaginous non elastic fibers which makes the size shrink further.

 A factor that makes the shrinkage worse is people that take lots of alcohol. Alcoholics that develop a big tummy which tends to make a larger part of your penis get buried under the skin. 

The best thing to reverse this is to loose unhealthy weight to gain back your penile length. The more weight you loose the more inches of length that is added to your penis.

The Pe nis Bends: A lot of activities that which seem harmless from the onset tends to affect the curvature of the penis. 

These activities may include sexual activity and sports which make scar tissue accumulate along the length of your penis. The scar tissues that accumulate do not build up symmetrically and as such, it may result in your penis bending. This condition. It is more common in men as they enter their 60s and 70s.

It Droops: Your scrotum is bound to droop as you grow older. The drooping of the scrotal sac is something that cannot be avoided because as time goes on, a loss of muscle mass occurs which makes the scrotum flatten out.

Arousal time: As men age, the testosterone level falls, and when this hormone level falls in the body, it takes more time to achieve erection and orgasm. Moreover, unlike the younger age, the recharging or ‘re-arousal’ time will be longer too. As men reach 40, semen production start getting lower, and the erection quality also starts going down. In many cases, the prostate enlarges which weakens the urine flow and may cause other complications.

It is important to note that as you grow older, there’s a reduced level of testosterone hormone in your body. This may result in loss in size, reduced nerve function and overall difficulty in achieving orgasm. This means that as your penis gets shorter, you tend to last longer.